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CHARGED WITH AssAUTTNG HIS WIFR-Sheriff
Greenwich, OF st. Marys Co., Md, arrived here last
evening from Piney Point. st. Mary's Co.. Nd,
with carter Collins, colored, who worked
with assault and battery with intent to Kill his
VIE. To-day, when the case was called in the
Police Court, COL Cook, who appeared for the de-
warrant was not the defendants wife. Mr.. Wash.
Williams gave bail for the defendant, and the
case was continued until Thursday
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SCALING Down KENTUCKY OBLIGATIONS. tax
war between Taylor County, KY, and holders OF
Taylor county bonds has terminated in a COM
Gross, VINO has squad of men at CampbelIsville
guaraing property ne had levied on and had ad-
has been told to return the property and withdraw
MS men. This compromise Is only for $4,000 of
the debt. but will probably lead to similar com
$500 600 OF Muhlenberg Countys debt, and $500 900
OF Green CountY,S debt.
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PAssIoNIsT suPERIoRs EIEcrEn.-The new SUM.

PAssIoSIST SUPERIoRs ELECTED.-The new supe.
rtorS oI The Order or the Passionists elected at
their American Chapter held at 81. Pauls Retreat.
Pittsburg, Pa, are: Very Rev. r. Benedict Muir
nane, OIL West Hoboken, \. j., c. T.. provincial;
Very Rev. r. j. Thomas Stephanini, OF West Ho-
bastian Suits, OF Baltimore 4. 4. second con-
sultor, 10 be stationed at West Hoboken y. j. /:
Very Rev. +. Guido Matassi, Z. 4. rector of 81
fduts Retreat flttsDurg; Very Rev. +. Stephen
kealy, Z. L. rector oi 81. Marys Retreat Dunkirk,
\. T.; Very Rev. VIM Geagan, e. 7. rector OF 81.
r. Charles Lang, {. T.. Rector of 81. Joseph's Re-
treat, Baltimore, Nd; Nery Rev. Alex. HUI ines, 4.
L. rector OF Holy Cross Retreat Cincinnati, Ohio:
Very Rev. Jno. Lucas, 4. 4. rector OF the Sacred
Heart Retreat, Louisville, NY; Very Rev. f. Paul
II. Grecl, {. +. rector OF ST. Maria Retreat 1oluca
Mexico; Very Rev. L. Frederick Lang, OF Bati-
more, Z. r. master OF noyices 10 be stationed at
Pittsburg; Robt. Mcnamara, OF West Hoboken n.
j., {. L. secretary.
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RANGE OF THE THERAoMETER.--Th following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a.
~, 62; " p. H., 66; maximum, 68; minimum 5S.
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Sales o. Real Estate.

J. Buckley ct al, lot IL SO. 454. 10. 1x73 feet,
fronting on TIN street, between G ank streets
Emma b BaumGrass for sSo sun s so Sou sauar re
271, l6X7O, on 18th street, between w and Boun-
darV- -
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He CALLED TO COLLECT BHL.-Charle5 Some
an assault on VIM. T. hol!idsce 10y grabbing him by
the throat and pushing him out door, The LAT
Ter destined that he Called 10 collect bill. Fol
the defendant 1t was testified that Ho lidge was
dlsorderiy In Sonnemaus house and he used nc
more force than was necessary. The case was dis
missed. 49,
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MAR RlED.

BR0WN-NcCULLOCH On August 10Th 1887 at
BOZ Last Capitol St. 10y Rev. 4. ID. owen RICHARD
BROWN 10 KATIE McCULLOCh, both Of Washing
ton, d. Z.
LUTTON-TAYLOR-On August 18th 1887 nj 3O7
East CaIlto st, by hey. r. ID. Owen, JAMES A. LUT-
1oN 10 ELLA L. TAILOR, both OF Washington, Dc
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DR.. MCGLYNNE ROUEING RlCEPTIoN Division
No 8, OF the Ancient Order OF H16efnians gave
rOuSing reception TO Rev. Dr. NoOIynn last
night at his lecture In williamsburg, n r, under
It's auspices. About $500 people were present.
Division No. 8 was recently expelled from the A.
meeting.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT-MY PLACE. NEAR IVY CITY r. r.
ss 4s'sj :s9ss
EoR RENT..FURNIsHFD FROM 18TH OF SEP
Home : miles from city, near Metropoi railroad
eoaE Sc use Of and fsrase
dren. Address Box TO- Star ONCE "'''' ~ ' ana7.3t
NANTED-TO PURCHASE IMPROVED FARM
OF not less than fifty acres near railroad station
dress Box los, star office. au27-3t
EOR RENT-A SEyEN-ROOM HOUSE IN HYATTS-
Il vile. Address b. c.. Star office. au27 Pts
EoR! SAILOR TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY
i within minutes walk of horse cars. acres with
1 S dwelling shaded by naples and locust trees
sa 's ss iin1 M
i TAKOMA PARK-House with nearly 4O, 900 feet
FALLS ChukcH-A me house house with 5 acres of
AND %o Shsr s
TsnS s rannns pavons and sPrngs
pe a3s:, homes homes: ~ BAxiIEoS MAeGoWAN.
au@. -3t 1OOS-lOlO + ST. NV,
IGOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES AT FOR
and est n Gen may now be purchased at low vures
Flat OF new subdivision may be seen At The oee of
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH. FROM Is
" to 20 acres Of land, within to 10 miles of the
city between now and the LIST % January 1t be
Ut Tor garden purposes aud hive moderate improve
ments on It, State price and address GAkDLAEK
estate agents need i.SO-4ts
LOR SALE-THIRTY-SIX ACRES OF LAND 5
J. miles from Washington and miIe from uyatts-
Vile, on Annapolis Pike desirable location accessible
to city. bargain. Apply to Il. WHITE, 624 street
NV, room 81. au24 tot.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE AT
~ hno"!es' Station, Metropolitan Branch b. aud o.
h. IL Now IS the time to buy aud get ready for
spring. Apply to w H. WHEAri.EY, at the Station
or LOGS Jefferson st., Georgetown. auI3-lm
IrOI; SALE OWING TO DEATH AT HALF VALUE
= Beautiful Country Seat. Mt. Pleasant Farm y
acres 40in oak ,cioce fruit 500 apple trees elevated
heaty pure water. house modern. eleven rooms he
Ter u t. ". Woodruff ". Il. 1eiry, J. X. Imtlie L. H.
L Leopold, VI, J. Acker Rev John Dudley. AID. ,rcss
owne- H. {. NENMAN, Fails Church, Va.au6- law6t1
EOK SALE AT A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAIRY
OR STOCK FARM, OF goo acres in Irince Georges
Co., Md about mile outside District line on the ADJ
Olsen Chapel road: house 10 roous barn; stables tor
nifty COWS and horses: leo under cultivation:
ABUNDANCE OF wafer and timber. For particulars III
qhre OF e. A. ACEUEN, l42O + ST. aud- I'm
NOR sALE-AT ROCKVILLE, MD, TWO VERY
property. located on the main street OF RockyIle
s. Cottages are filled with city boarders and offer
unusual Inducements fog that purpose. Lot has a
frontage OF lao feet Will be sold reasonable. For
further partlcu Iars inquire OF
aul-lIl NJ. M. PARKER, l4lS Fstnw
1HOR SALE-SIXTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
mall homes vi from one to 100 improved
and uEPfoved, within from oEe-Ilelf mile to three
les OF the city: very Cheap. AID vsry terms
Cal. or send Tor circular. I. ii. SNPHEkD d co,
IOOI 81. je1l-:1m
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The PRESIDENT TO-DAY APPOINTED Robert A.
Cowiey, OF Mississippi, marshal OF the consular
court OF the United States at NingpO China.
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TNR LION,
~ The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies'
Physician i'll the city,
can be consulted DAILY 46i St, between K and 9Th
Sis. Il W, " 49,
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consuta.
tlGn strictly confidential Separate for ladies
Otlce Away open. au.,I-Gis
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REMAINS OF A GIRLS BODY FOuND-At Eliz-
abethpOrt, yesterday, the decOmpOsed remains of
girl were found In slip at the Central Railroad
coal piers and is believed to be the body OF eleven
November last caused such q sensation. She was
last seen going In the direction OF the river.
picion Of abducting her. He was released under
bail. Nothing but the trunk OF the body and one
limb remain. A fragment of dress and q CATER
Is identified BY Minnie's friendA
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CRITICISM OF PAsTEUR's TREATMENT-The death
from hydrophoba OF NiscOunt Doneraile again
brings Into prominence the subject OF NJ PasUeur's
treatment The NiscOunt anu his coachman were
bitten by rabid fox last January, and We're both
treated by NJ. Pasteur. Neither showed any un-
favorable symptoms after the treatment, and the
rallies attack OF hydrophObia and CONSEQUENT
death are attributed by his physician and friends
10 his age, ana not TO the lnciliciency OF NJ Pas
tours system. Other persons contend that his
lordships case proves the worthlessness OF the
frenchinans theory, and some predict that the
coaChnan VIII yet succumb TO the malady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-27

Nj ANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE
NJ OF two OF Dr. Bi.oTHEK,' Insiyorating Cordial
VIII cure any cast OF nervous debility a,id loss OF
power 1t iInparts yigor to the whole 81 stem 9O6
st. b.. W..
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| nj ME- DE FOREST, LONG-ESTABLISHED AND
M reiiable Ladies' Physician be Consulted daily
al her residehce, 0Ol 4 St II. W. Once hours Iron
| J 10 y r. IN Win Ladies only. auI1-lms
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I'd EDITION.
--latest IGlGglans to The Star.


PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-While the train that
rs called the midnight express, and that leaves
jersey City for Philadelphia at 1910 O'Clock. and
Is due at Wayne junction at o'clock
IN IN the morning, was waiting at the
station this morning, an engine, Win q
conductors eaboose car attached, that was fol-
lowing close behind the train ran into 1t. The
coaches and sleeper, the latter being In the rear.
me engine and cabOOSe were crushed into the
sleeper, damaging the platform considerably, ana
and the machinery.
The passengers in the sleeper, beyond the fright
out half-attired, sustained no injuries, but two
prakemen in the oaboose were not SO fortunate.
james Manning, OF this city, one OF them, had his
legs broken and was otherwise, and probably
fatally hurt and John Ruth, and q man named
Maglnley, also Of this city were severely injured:
Ihey were at once removed to the Episcopal
hospital The wreckage was cleared In few
minutes and traffic resumed.
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How the Vote stood.

LONDON, August 81. In the vote on Mr.. Glad.
stones motion in reference to the proclamation OF
The National League In the house OF commons last
evening, nine liberal untonists supported MI
Gladstone and seventeen other members of the
party were absent and impaired. MIR. Gladstone
has gone to HaWarden,
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u FAD AND BE WISE-DR. BROTHERS. OO6 ST
Gw aII cared before he and made oath that he i.
the Oldest Established EAr.rt Specialist in this city
tLd VIII guarantee cure III all Of private disease
.n aud advice free ct any hour during teday. sub
fciibed aud sworn before by DR. BROTHERS.
SAMUEL C. MILLS Notary Public IN and Tor tina
DISTRICT VI Columbia. this I'D day VI July. 1851.
aust lu~
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AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
~ ehlsileiced female physician soild consult Mrs.
DV. SELpES, llUS Park Place ne near lincoln
Park East Capitol ST. tn st., between AID sts
Capitol Hill. Ladies only. aul.Im.
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I,0g SALON EASY TEKMs-FRAME DE-
Il t4cIed sig rCO:n houses; lots yUxl2Q good neigh
f-rhUI. h-i block street Hrce, 100
AIJl5 Tie ITelIlse. Gales ST., bet 10th AID 1jt
4 au21-.lw'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NOW YORK MOCK Market
The following are the opening and $500 pm prices
Of the New Aork stock Alarhe reported ny special
wire to II. II. dodge, o:jv 10Th street:
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A SrAGE-STRucE WIFR-At Columbus, Ohio res
ttrday, MI. ThoS. r. Marshall, lwell-knOWn ctti.
zen, ned papers In court, praying that he may be
granted divorce from hts wife, Eugenis nj. Mar
shall. About three years ago Mrs. Marshall went
TO New York for the purpose OF hitting herself FOR
the stage, her husband during that time haV1nQ
provided her with funds TO the amount OF $4,000
During the past year strong efforts have been
made 70 induce her to return bnt this she refyses
TO do. hence the proceedings Instituted
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THE FRACAs ON THE LIBRARY SITR-Grandison
Bruce, colOred boy, was charged in the Police
court to-day with an assault on JAS Corners
white man, by striking him with brick, They
are both employed On the library site aud the lat
ter testified that Bruce, who drives a cart, run
over Inc stakes marking the grade, and he repri-
overt an officer. The boy broke away and threw
bricks at Mr. Corners, striking him. Special
Olcer VaSS testified that Corners FIRST pulled the
boy out of the cart aud struck him with his shovel
and the boy threw piece OF clOd striking Corners
IN the face. Bruce testified that Corners first
pulled him on the cart aud struck him with
shovel Mr.. Conners denied the statements OF
Bruce. The court said he was not satisfied with
the proof md dismissed the case
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How DRUMMER WAS EJECTED.-The ladies re-
siding IN the nefghborhoOd OF l85 Washington
street. brooklyn, werehOrrifed yesterday morning,
says the New York Times to-day, to see tall man
Clad only In sheet dash out OF the door of 1S5 and
run wildly down the street and finally take ref
uge In George Franks BARRIERS shop, on Nassau
street. me tall man was Charles 4. Gould, q
drummer: He boards at 1S5 Washington
street. The drummer owed some money for
bard, and before he was dressed yesterday morn
ing his landiady demanded payment. He con-
re ,Sed MS lnaMnty TO pay, and Immediately
big man seized Mr.. G0uld'S clothes and locked
them up. ne then proceeded to thrash Mr..
Gould, ana the Latter, envelOping his legs in
handy Sneet, ned In haste. He induced an officer
to return 10 his house and get possession OF his
clothes while he in turn gave back the sheet. Mr..
Gould mas obtained temporary lodgings elsewhere.
FISH DYING 8Y TIE AILIIoN.-Within the past
TWO or three Gays the fish In many OF the streams
near Gaiena, uls-, have died by the million, and
the rev tnat are left are rapidly dying. The banks
OF the Galena River branches are lined with dead
hsh OF all sizes and varieties, from the tiny min
now 70 the mammoth cat and sturgeon. AT Bum
come, Wis, new miles from tnts place, dead flsh
ore so numerous on the banks that the stencil
arising from them Is almost unbearable. AT Lam
caster, VIA. the scene on the riyer banks boggars
description, upward OF nifty wagons loads Of dead
nsh being IN sight. There are many theories afOat
as TO the cause. One IL that the recent ratps have
nlle0 the water with mud go that the lsh have been
tor air, have died.
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IHt,.. SAIF-ILTGANT BRICK NINE ROOMS AND
.ir al mod pa l1t lSNtbl. East capitol ST.;
sUut IrOIi. A Dya,stjiu! home tor iIttlv Iuuu-y.
j. L. NULsIUN. 6lS St.
t,,rli ID.
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ATTORNEYS

~ LAw. barbour Law builoins, $50 Louisisns
sssnuA Msshinssons ~ q kss,dsnGa l8lH sk
NV o;3S
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NOR SALE ORREST-ilI AND Al 3D. ST \. T.,
IL 3 rooms. cellar and Gil modern improvements
DAVID A WINDSOR u SON,
au21eOd-.lys 6O:S l4th st
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Tor sALEmLoTs-2O OF THE CHOICEST LOTS
4 In south Washington: fronting on c, on ID and
on 18th st.. cheap terms easy. Lot l32 feet front
sud running back SO feet on ST. s.w, between and
JOHN i. CULLINANE
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MI, SAI.F-HOCsEs-WE HAVE A LIST OF Up
L war- 100 HoTses. also, vacant LOIS and Farms
IEey aic lot III tut you Will lie sue 20
Ed something Ia suit BAXTER MAcdONAS,
It,t,. Jf,In "a au21 -.Sts
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NOR sALE-ChEAP-A NEW sIX-ROOM BRICK
House. or :. UetweeI II aud sts. s.w.; ali mol.
nays bay window. Price 50 100 e. Il PAi.hER,
4 = au5G-.it'
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f,DI: sAIE-1wO .INE-hOOM PRESSED BRICK
i iiou-es all mod. i.l.,s-, lots 20Alco t0 lioot
alley. lss It i4cir al itol tatL Slhs-I W
t,eirr. Cosy holmes GOOD ly stnert Ffsy terms
j. H. VOLS. On. Gls St,
fur ri Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-27

nR- MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
- s,andard remedy for all bood diseases causing
Ill forty eight hours. trlce So per box
DR. DODD'S NERVlNE No. z permanently curas
natural weakness, loss OF vitality nervous ebility
&c Price. IL. heht .ealed by mail. For sale ut
Myll-ly S1ANDltUkD'S, cor 9Th aud NV
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NOR hALE-SItCIAL BARGAISS-TINE RESI-
n Gsuce ard oasues properly coIO:.i@d Oh l4th st,
ste. modern brick. twelve rooms, worth
sIJ.OUO. VIII L. sold for ell0uO II taken iinmedl
atriy residences ct, bet. 5th and 10th
modern very iOw u good party, long time;
also bargains other parts OF the city Tail for bull
Ittir JNO. BOnIES CO,
au27-2t l221 st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE CHEAP-FOUR NEW, s1X.ROOM
"A Brick Houses, Az st, between aud sts s.w--
5000 cash; balance :, ., 3, years price 5000.
aJI.S1-3ts q IA pAkEEh, - and + SITS. E.w
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THE TRADES.
WEIDMAN 4 MARNESON
w bvvk-banuers. Paper-rulers and Blank
Book Manufacturers,
ocl3 43O aud 4,1 1th st. u. ".
Gibson BROTHERS
NJ TACTICAL BOOK AND JOE PRINTERS
1898 fenDsy lyania avenue. WasLingtol DC
Inc Print ting Especially Ml9
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pNOK SAIE-SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS PROP
erty --Bri h, rooms. on 9th St bet & h; S69UO
Brick rooms, 9th St. bet. and sts ,5no-
Frame ue.r Ou 9th lot 20 feet 'front.' FO,oUu
Also 4, slrable Residence on ST.. near oth ST, IL
j. " Z. MiEks 4 SON,
.,o-,,. LAPS New York ave
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nR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST.
L. 9th st.. corner EMw.
Filling Specially also. the Of toothache with.
cut extracting local anesthetlc used on the gums
aIlevlGtes the pain vi Extracting. ial3
hR, 7. ii. TALBOT. DENTIST, 4S7 7TH ST.
~ three dools from corner OF L. Ueutstry in allts
branches 1eeth aAscttcu ~ ler AUwOrk war
rSAtc1 E,mI
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s,OK saIL-BI:iCk NINE ROOMS. ALL MoD'
/ mrs l.,i 2l1140 10 :i,'fout c.ley, Oh hear l4th
Nas sold IA olSt, ed ef iinus Tor
b;.II,iii.s .,ysrstiuns. J. H. VOLS IoS, 6ls 81,
..I,-IT-,..,r Formerly at go.
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r Creat bargain on I4th ST. Business property
0TIusite Portland Flats 1880. Also, beauii-
ful Lot EhUie Island ave. near Iowa Circle -4Aoo
j. w. P MYERS n son.
auo1-6t. Ii2S New York ave-
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DENTISTRY.

nR DUKE, DENTIST, 10 Ia III N,W-rLE'TH
~ extracted without pain. by xid local application
prepared and used vuiy by me. 3eoth niled al Fer-
ieet hitting sets VI artificial teeth Operations gusrar-
teed unoi Gus
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T. ami TIN SIS: very cheap at 81 400. Terms
- JOHN L. CULIINANE-
au5a-I toO q vi St- Nv
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E,DR sAI.E-IN y W., BETWEEN 9TH AND lOIH
II S. on - st. rNSOstory Brick, all mod Ipips- 1x
10, To I.-foot alley. $4,000 Address s. ii r star
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-07
Electric Bitters.

This remedy Is becoming So we'll
know and so popular rs 10 need no
special mention. All who hare used
Electric BitEeTs sing the same song Of
praise.-A pursr medicine does not ex-
list and IL is guaranteed to do ali thst is
claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all
diseases Of tha Liver and Kidneys. will
remove Pimpies, Boris, Salt Rheun and
other affections aaussd ~ iu:Eure
Sl0nd. y i. give Msiaria from thRsys
Isln '.-.d prevent as Eeh "a cuFs nj;
AalarlaI levers. Fur cure q: Heads ~.
CONSTIPATION and Indigestion sry Fec.
iIic Bitters-Entires satisfaction euaran-
teed or money refunded. Price 30 cents
and 81 per sottfa stZ. C. N. /. COS. l,y-A:::
Ef5Te.
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The ,,hin, 90 naok-Out.

PaILADRLPETA, October Regarding
the report that ViCeEoy Ii Hung
Chang had withdrawn from the ar
rangement made with the Wharton
Barker syndicate, Barker sad, this
evening, that 1t is not likely that China
would back out after having signed, by
her viceroy, the a. ticles Of conc ssiOn.
The Chinese govern ment NE said, cannot
recede from their position without Civ
ing him and his associates cash for
indemnity for the loss rat would fol.
low non fulfllment of his contracts.
The contracts grant q perpetual char
ter from the Chinese American bank.
with capital OF $500 000 aels, with
power Of increase 10 50,0U0.OO The
bank has the right to coin and
issue gold and silver money. The
bank has the right to undertake
the building Of railroads and other
public works. The bank hss the right
10 issue paper money to the amount OF
its capital. The opposition TO the en-
terprlse has It's centre in hnglsnd and
Germany, and Representatives o. these
nations have brought every possible
adverse pressure upon the Chinese gov
eminent. TheimpeTial envoy who came
here with the papers has cahled TO
China that, having completed the ne
gotiatiOns, he could not undo what he
had done. Should there be any
truth said Mr.. Barker. iii the reports
published in London and New York
yesterday, and my associates expect
and will demand the support OF the
United States government"
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PERSONAL.

E. P. ELLISON, of Layton, is with US
c. G. SHAW, of Cache Valley, is in th'
city.
JOHN ELrERrsoN, of Mona. is in the
city.
JABEz FAUX, of Moroni, is staying in
the city.
PACE & ARCHIBALD, of Park City, are
! in town.
THE MISSES LOVELY, of Manti, are al
the Valley.
REV. FATHER LLOYD leaves for the
east to-day.
H. H. CUFF, of Provo. is attending
Conference.
GEORGE Bonner, of Midway, was in
town yesterday.
ELIAS Cox is up from Huntington
Emery County.
MRS. HYDE YOU'VE, of Ogden. is
visiting in the city.
w. G. PARKINso of Preston, Idaho,
is Salt Lake visitor.
HYRUM HAYBALL, of Logan IS at
tending Conference.
H. H. TRACY, of Marriottsville, is
GOWN 10 COuI eIeiC6.
a. C. Hess, of .loion, Idaho, was in
Salt Lake on thursday.
Mr. SHEPHERD, of Richmond, Cache
County, is III Salt Lake.
E. T. CLARK came down from Farm
lington yesterday morning.
J. z. CARLYLE, editor of the Utah
Journal, is down from Logan.
Hon. JAMES II. ALFRED, ex-probate
judge OF Saupete County, Is IL town.
WILLIAM SANDERS, of Logan Branch
q. e. NJ. l., Is il the city On business.
MRS. B. W. DRIGes, JR., was among
the passengers from Provo fast eve ins
PRESIDENT VIM BULGE, OF Bear Lake
came from his northern home yester-
day.
NJ. F. CowLEY, of Oneida County
Idaho, is visiting with frlenus i'll tina
city.
PRESIDENT GEORGE o. PITKIN anC
Bishop Hughes, OF Cache Valley. are IL
town.
Mr.. ORRBLL, superintendent of the
lCo-op store at Hyrum, Cache County
is here Tor Conference.
A PATTY consisting of eighteen
Japsnese tourists, viii arrive in the city
o-day from the w,st.
Mrs STILES, who has been VISITING
lrelauVes in this city for some time
IleaYss for the east this morning.
GEORGE HABRIsoN, ESQ, of Spring
vile, proprietor OF the popular Har,
lrison, is among the city's numerous
lguests.
b. S. SPENCE of Bear Lake, WORKED
his way down on the delayed train anc
jarrived yesterday. He reports Bea
Lake Valley IN -four shing condition
THE OLD TIME smiling faces of JOSEPH
and Benjamin Harmon were on the
streets yesterday. The gentlemen wer,
heartily shaking hands with old. tiut
friends, having come in TO help the
Conference loom.